USA Today: For USC's Andy Enfield, this March won't resemble 2013, 2-17 in Pac-12

[BleedGopher]

per USA Today:

In a preseason media poll, USC was picked to finish ninth in the 12-team conference. But few, if any, prognosticators could have expected the Trojans to finish 2-17 in conference play or 11-21 overall. And based on his comments on "The Tonight Show," Enfield clearly expected something more.

But the buzz that accompanied his hiring at USC has faded. While Enfield gushes about the support he's receiving from the USC community, the team's home attendance inched up by only 150 fans this season to 4,370, and school's state-of-the-art arena remains chronically half-empty for home games.

And at times, Enfield sounds as bland as his team's style of play. He's far more careful when talking in front of reporters than he was before and during the early parts of the season, when he seemed intent on drawing attention to USC through any means necessary.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/sport...tball-usc-trojans-coach-andy-enfield/6336915/

Go Gophers!!

 

[Winasota Gopher]

This is totally hindsight bias, but I swear I never saw it in Andy Enfield. He got hot with some athletes/run n gun style players at the right time last year. I mean some of those games looked like a Sunday morning YMCA pickup game with hops where guys just ran around chucking double alleyoops and threes from half court! You cannot replicate that style of play everywhere or in structured conference basketball. I don't see Enfield doing too well there.

I completely reserve the right to be dead wrong on this, because I'm making a snap judgement without doing any research.